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Neurologist with an interest in studying the role of kinases in ALS/MND @mrcppu. SAP member @MNDScotland. Trustee @PhysicsPartners.

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Please do apply! £50k funding to help identify and solve problems that people with MND living in Scotland face to improve their lives. Thank you.

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Congratulations to winners of The Brain Prize 2025!
Professors <a href="/michelle_monje/">Michelle Monje🎗️ 🟦</a>, <a href="/StanfordMed/">Stanford Medicine</a> and <a href="/HHMINEWS/">HHMI</a> Investigator, and Frank Winkler, Heidelberg University Hospital, have pioneered the field of Cancer Neuroscience. They have revealed a profound connection between cancer and
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Today in nature, we report human sensory #assembloids—the most complex 3D assembloids to date—comprising four integrated parts to recapitulate aspects of the spinothalamic pathway that processes pain stimuli. We use this model to investigate cellular/early circuit level

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We are excited to join <a href="/mndassoc/">MND Association</a>  and <a href="/MNDoddie5/">My Name'5 Doddie Foundation</a>   today at #BNAFest2025!

The session will spotlight the cutting-edge work happening across the UK to better understand, diagnose, and ultimately treat motor neuron disease (MND) 💙

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What human experimental models do we currently have to study brain disorders—and where do they fall short? In our recent Annual Reviews of Neuroscience, Rebecca J. Levy and I examine the current landscape of human stem cell models—2D systems, 3D #organoids, #assembloids, and

What human experimental models do we currently have to study  brain disorders—and where do they fall short? 

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